Seek wild D talent, wild D leveling talent

Khan: You're talking about Yede, what you want, that thing, how did you order it, man.

Hey...

My YD's bear T talent, you go and take a look, refer to it.

Spot lacerations and clear signs?

Level 62 isn't enough.

Regarding the talent selection for upgrades, the first choice is Wild D, and Balanced D (High Damage) can also be considered. Although Wild D leveling is more advantageous, there is a conflict with Rogue equipment in dungeons, (and generally Rogue first), so for a long time I was balanced D.

About the wild line of talents, except.

Wild instincts. And.

Intensified tearing. Aside from the fact that these two talents are of little significance, the other items are worth adding. (The above two talents are suitable for two people to upgrade).

And the balance talent, in addition to strengthening the thorn technique, the natural ** talent can be added. (Naturally**.)

needs to add 5 points to its set talent.

Clear signs. The proc chance is too low to be worth it)

In fact, the charm of Druid is that he can play a variety of roles, so it is recommended that you try it in every department. (ps: The cost of the first 3 washing talents is not much, and the third time is 5g).

Regarding the question of washing recovery D, if you don't want to participate in raid at level 60 or the head of the regiment doesn't ask Little D to wash the recovery system, you can always be wild D.

By the way, I would like to introduce a talent simulator to you.

Let me tell you what I think:

1.Wild D must be added, whether it is cat D or bear TYou only have to look at the level of the thief's +10 energy to get an idea of this talent.

For Cat D, one more mango after the raid.

For Bear T, it's a huge improvement in Bear T's ability to pull monsters in the group. You'll have to pay attention to the fourth layer below.

Primal Fury. This talent. Sweep is an attack on three targets, and it's not uncommon for a group to have 3 critical hits at the same time.

This means that a bear spends 0 rage attacking 3 monsters at the same time. In situations where rage is relatively scarce after a high level, this talent is the only way to increase efficiency.

2.Survival of the fittest, I agree with the upstairs. Don't add points when you don't have enough points, depending on your own distribution situation.

3.Primal tenacity has a certain meaning for the dungeon-type bear t. For PVP, the significance is huge, but with the addition of these 3 points, you must give up on other talents. But I didn't add this talent, and I didn't have much of a problem with tanking.

4.Strongly a pve talent. It doesn't make much sense for PVP. I'd rather add those three points to the natural deformation. Or strengthen these three points into the wild, choose the survival of the fittest, or primitive tenacity.

5.For wild d's. The first layer of irritation and the second layer of naturalism restored, is there anything that can be left unadded?

Further down, it seems that ** focus also makes the function of wild d in the dungeon more comprehensive. After all, there is a 1-minute CD time for bark surgery. Focus in PVP is also a reflection of survivability.

It's better to give this talent to the milk d to add.

Attached is my talent:

Wild D is divided into bears (T) and cats (DPS), depending on whether you play Tan or DPS.

Bear (T): Large Glyph Recommendation: Mallet Strike, Berserk Recovery, Survival Instinct.

Small Glyph Recommendation: Thorns, Transcendent Resurrection, Challenge Roar.

Cats (dps):

Large glyph recommendations: tear, ferocious roar, shredded.

Small Glyph Recommendation: Rush, Transcendent Resurgence, Challenge Roar.

The specific talents are shown in the figure below (bear, cat):

They're all old versions, and Nature's Grip can now be learned on its own.

Wild d pvp plus dotted hair.

Wild d pve plus points.